Jr: Sequential task IDs

All tests pass. The sequential task ID feature for Jr is complete:

**Summary**: - Sequential task IDs are implemented in
`Omni/Task/Core.hs` using an SQ - IDs follow the format `t-1`,
`t-2`, `t-3`, etc.  - Child tasks use dotted notation: `t-parent.1`,
`t-parent.2` - The `jr task` command uses this through `Omni.Task.main`
- A new test was added to verify sequential IDs work correctly

Task-Id: t-1o2g8gu9y2z

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+{-# LANGUAGE LambdaCase #-}
+{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
+{-# LANGUAGE QuasiQuotes #-}
+{-# LANGUAGE NoImplicitPrelude #-}
+
+-- : out agent
+-- : dep sqlite-simple
+-- : dep temporary
+module Omni.Agent where
+
+import Alpha
+import qualified Data.Text as Text
+import qualified Omni.Agent.Core as Core
+import qualified Omni.Agent.Log as Log
+import qualified Omni.Agent.Worker as Worker
+import qualified Omni.Cli as Cli
+import qualified Omni.Task.Core as TaskCore
+import qualified Omni.Test as Test
+import qualified System.Console.Docopt as Docopt
+import qualified System.Directory as Directory
+import qualified System.Environment as Env
+import qualified System.Exit as Exit
+import System.FilePath (takeFileName)
+
+main :: IO ()
+main = Cli.main plan
+
+plan :: Cli.Plan ()
+plan =
+  Cli.Plan
+    { Cli.help = help,
+      Cli.move = move,
+      Cli.test = test,
+      Cli.tidy = \_ -> pure ()
+    }
+
+help :: Cli.Docopt
+help =
+  [Cli.docopt|
+agent
+
+Usage:
+  agent start [<task-id>]
+  agent merge-driver <ours> <theirs>
+  agent test
+  agent --help
+
+Options:
+  --path=<path>   Path to the worker directory [default: .]
+  --help          Show this help
+|]
+
+move :: Cli.Arguments -> IO ()
+move args
+  | args `Cli.has` Cli.command "start" = do
+      -- Always run in current directory
+      let path = "."
+
+      -- Infer name from current directory
+      absPath <- Directory.getCurrentDirectory
+      let name = Text.pack (takeFileName absPath)
+
+      let worker =
+            Core.Worker
+              { Core.workerName = name,
+                Core.workerPid = Nothing,
+                Core.workerStatus = Core.Idle,
+                Core.workerPath = path
+              }
+
+      let taskId = fmap Text.pack (Cli.getArg args (Cli.argument "task-id"))
+
+      Worker.start worker taskId
+  | args `Cli.has` Cli.command "merge-driver" = mergeDriver args
+  | otherwise = putStrLn (Cli.usage help)
+
+getArgOrExit :: Cli.Arguments -> Docopt.Option -> IO String
+getArgOrExit args opt =
+  case Cli.getArg args opt of
+    Just val -> pure val
+    Nothing -> do
+      putText <| "Error: Missing required argument " <> Text.pack (show opt)
+      Exit.exitFailure
+
+mergeDriver :: Cli.Arguments -> IO ()
+mergeDriver args = do
+  ours <- getArgOrExit args (Cli.argument "ours")
+  theirs <- getArgOrExit args (Cli.argument "theirs")
+
+  -- Set TASK_DB_PATH to ours (the file git provided as the current version)
+  -- Since we are no longer using git-tracked tasks.jsonl, this merge driver logic needs rethinking.
+  -- If the merge driver is called, it means git found a conflict in .tasks/tasks.jsonl, but we deleted it.
+  -- So this code might be dead, or we might be dealing with legacy files during a rebase.
+  -- For now, we'll keep the logic but be aware it's likely unused.
+  Env.setEnv "TASK_DB_PATH" ours
+  TaskCore.importTasks theirs
+  Exit.exitSuccess
+
+test :: Test.Tree
+test = Test.group "Omni.Agent" [unitTests, logTests]
+
+logTests :: Test.Tree
+logTests =
+  Test.group
+    "Log tests"
+    [ Test.unit "Log.emptyStatus" <| do
+        let s = Log.emptyStatus "worker-1"
+        Log.statusWorker s Test.@?= "worker-1"
+        Log.statusFiles s Test.@?= 0
+    ]
+
+unitTests :: Test.Tree
+unitTests =
+  Test.group
+    "Unit tests"
+    [ Test.unit "can parse start command" <| do
+        let result = Docopt.parseArgs help ["start"]
+        case result of
+          Left err -> Test.assertFailure <| "Failed to parse 'start': " <> show err
+          Right args -> args `Cli.has` Cli.command "start" Test.@?= True,
+      Test.unit "can parse start command with task id" <| do
+        let result = Docopt.parseArgs help ["start", "t-123"]
+        case result of
+          Left err -> Test.assertFailure <| "Failed to parse 'start t-123': " <> show err
+          Right args -> do
+            args `Cli.has` Cli.command "start" Test.@?= True
+            Cli.getArg args (Cli.argument "task-id") Test.@?= Just "t-123"
+    ]